Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05
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si SncnAn Ked. Barley, feed, quiet si-iS 10 SLl6; brewing dull, Sl. 22I5 tc LoH DON, January 27-Parliament wa, opened to-day. The forecast which wa, .elegraphed last night, covers the mair features ofthe queens speech. The doc ument is entirely devoted to the Irisb ana other domestic affairs, except the opening sentence which says: Affair, m southeastern Europe are still unset. tled, but do not apprehend that any disturbance of European peace v,Il re. snt rom the unBdiusted controversies Which have arisen ID that region. While deploring the events which compeIIad funce Alexander to retire from the BnI. garian throne, have not judged if e1. pedient to interfere in the proceedin0s Tor the election of his successor untiI they reach stage at which my assent IS required by the Berlin treaty."
 BAN BERsARDSo, Cal. 27,-A very clever escape was effected from the conn y lall last night. Two prisoners, Carr and Walker, m for burglary, managed To climb up on one of the tanks and cut their way through ihe timbers into the assessors office above, when they were free.
 CAIRO, Jan. 27-Henry M. Stanley, the explorer, has arrived here.
 SANTA CRUZ, Cal, January 27-Mrs. Georgisna Brnce Kirby, wife of K, C.. kirby, prominent leather mauuiactur- CT, died st her house in this city this morning. She was in early life a mem Der Of the celebrated Brook farm com munlty,hn Massachusetts, and was prom Inently connected with the Rnti-slayery movement She was the author of the Brook Farm Papers, Years of Expe- rience' snd work on hereditary traits. She also contributed to magazines and newspapers. She has resided here for over 30 years.
 LIVERPOOL, January 27.-The eff cial count Oi the vote in yesterdays par limentary election on eIchsnge division of Liverpool shows that GOschen, Chan coller of the EIchequor was defeated by just seven votes.
 LONDON, Jan. 7--As early as 6 o'clock this morning the members began to ar rive in the house of commons, SO as to secure good seats. The scenes at the | opening of parliament to-day were dull CT than those which usually attend this event. The crowds about the buildings showed little if any enthusiasm and the members were evidently uncertain as regards the future The speech from the throne excited little interest. The weather is damp and foggy. The Par neliites, after the reading of the queens speech, held 8 conference and discussed the sdyisability of offering an amend ment to the address In reply to 1t. They adjourned without coming to decision, Gladstone reached the house at 4:3O. He was greeted with great enthusiasm by the people on the way from bis resi- ! dence. Parnell entered the house and reached his seat unobserved.
 WAsHISGToS, Jan 27.-The speaker introduced ss unfinished business the river and hsrbor bill The bill was passed, yeas 154, nays 94, in the exact form m which It was reported from the committee on rivers and hsrbors.
 PRESCOTT. Janusry 27-COuncil-Fos ter gave notice of bill 10 tax patented mining claims.
 The bill of the code commission, Gn act creating code of procedure in civil cases, pas -ei.
 Smiths till eIemptIng hremen from jury duty and poll taI, passed,
 BlInn's bill, repeating county courts, was indefinitely postponed.
 Judge Barnes leaves for Tucson to- day.
 House Heyne introduced bill to forbid any steam wagons from hauling on county or toll roads, excepting steam threshers.
 Olivers bill providing that court com missioners shall be lawyers, was indeti- nitely postponed.
 Peers bill providing for the .stribu. ton of property levied upon. was laid on the table.
 Trippers bill snneIing Tonto Basin to Gila was laid on the table.
 Wslsh's bill snneIing Tiptop and that section of Yayspai 10 Maricops, was laid on the table.
 FIsher's bill, to appoint a chaplain Rt the Yuma prison, was laid on the table.
 WASHINGTON, January 27--It is pro- bsble that the republicans of the Cali fornia delegation will soon hold a meet ing to decide whom to recommend for the place on the interstate commerce commission. Senator Stanford said that he thought Carpenter would make a good commissioner because of hIs knowledge of railroad business.
 WAsHISdToS, Jan. 27-The senate has passed dependent soldiers bill with out division.
 NEw YORK, Jan. 27.-The funeral of the late General Charles P. Stone took place to-day.
 TORONTO, January 27-Tbe Mail to- day ssys IL is unfortunate for Canadian interests that the general elections should be ID progress when our AmerI- can neigh bOrs are leg slating against us. It IS true the bellicOse speeches deliver ed in the United States senate the other day need not be taken seriously. Never theless it is evident from the better class of American journals thst our neigh bors intend to adopt spirited foreign policy, or in plain English, to steal our fish and punish us If We attempt to pre- vent them, We suffer from American prejudice against England Bnd from Englsnd's nnElllingness and inability to maze our cause her own and be- twIxt the two it will be miracle II We are not torn. The foreign office will make a show of protecting our rights, but capital consideration with Lord Sal isbuTy will not be justice m our case and the recessIty of maintaining cordial re- lations with the United States. The power to suspend intercourse, to be vested in the president by the Edmunds snd Belmont bills, IS to prevent our ships from entering Americans ports and to stop our railroad cars and locomotives at the international hue, and IS merely what the Americans themselves call 6 blUff. By blufflng, our neighbOrs have in the past managed to cheat us out of the whole sesbOsrds and territories. Come what it may this time, we trust the Canadian and imperial authorities will press for something approaching a permanent solution of the question SO that we may know exactly where we stand. SANTA FE. January 27-Ihere wss an accident on the Santa Fe railroad this morning seven miles south Of Wallace, \. NJ, freight train composed of eight cars broke in two about nineteen miles south of where the accident occ1rred and the rear five cars went back down ths grade at & fearful velocity. The north bound express running st thirty five miles sn hour and rounding & short curve struck the five flying cars with terrific force, lifting the caboose and carrying 1t clear through the other cars.